Introduction to Probability and Statistics
Introduction to Probability and Statistics
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ISBN: 9781133103752
Author: Mendenhall, William
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3.4, Problem 3.10E

a.

To determine

Find the covariance sxy using bivariate data.

a.

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Answer to Problem 3.10E

  sxy=2

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given bivariate data is (1,6),(3,2),and(2,4) .

Calculation:

First determine xiyi , xi and yi .

  xi first coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  yi second coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  xiyi=16+32+24=20xi=1+3+2=6yi=6+2+4=12

For covariance sxy using formula sxy=xiyi x i y i nn1 .

Where n= number of ordered pairs.

  n=3

  sxy=20 612331=20 72331=20242=42=2

Hence sxy=2 .

b.

To determine

Find the correlation coefficient r using bivariate data.

b.

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Answer to Problem 3.10E

The value of correlation coefficient r=1 .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given bivariate data is (1,6),(3,2),and(2,4) .

Calculation:

First determine xiyi , xi and yi .

  xi first coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  yi second coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  xiyi=16+32+24=20xi=1+3+2=6 x i2=12+32+22=14yi=6+2+4=12yi2=62+22+42=56

Find the sample variance s2 using the formula s2=xi2 x i 2 nn1

  sx2=14 6 2 331=14122=1sy2=56 12 2 331=56482=4

Find sample standard deviation.

  sx=1=1sy=4=2

For covariance sxy using formula sxy=xiyi x i y i nn1 .

Where n= number of ordered pairs.

  n=3

  sxy=20 612331=20 72331=20242=42=2

Find the correlation coefficient r using the formula r=sxysxsy .

  r=212=1

Hence the value of correlation coefficient r=1 .

c.

To determine

Find the regression line using the given points.

c.

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Answer to Problem 3.10E

The regression line is y=82x .

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given bivariate data is (1,6),(3,2),and(2,4) .

Calculation:

First determine xiyi , xi and yi .

  xi first coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  yi second coordinates of the ordered pairs.

  xiyi=16+32+24=20xi=1+3+2=6 x i2=12+32+22=14yi=6+2+4=12yi2=62+22+42=56

Find the sample variance s2 using the formula s2=xi2 x i 2 nn1

  sx2=14 6 2 331=14122=1sy2=56 12 2 331=56482=4

Find sample standard deviation.

  sx=1=1sy=4=2

For covariance sxy using formula sxy=xiyi x i y i nn1 .

Where n= number of ordered pairs.

  n=3

  sxy=20 612331=20 72331=20242=42=2

Find the correlation coefficient r using the formula r=sxysxsy .

  r=212=1

Find the slope b using the formula b=rsysx

  b=121=2

Find the value of y-intercept.

  a=y¯bx¯= y i nb x i n=123(2)63=4+22=8

Regression line is y=a+bx

  y=82x

Hence the regression line is y=82x .

d.

To determine

Draw a scatterplot for the given points.

d.

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Answer to Problem 3.10E

The scatterplot is

  Introduction to Probability and Statistics, Chapter 3.4, Problem 3.10E , additional homework tip  1

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The given bivariate data is (1,6),(3,2),and(2,4) .

Calculation:

The equation is y=82x .

The scatterplot for the given points are.

  Introduction to Probability and Statistics, Chapter 3.4, Problem 3.10E , additional homework tip  2

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